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Arbeidsark: Working Life in English-Speaking Countries

Delt av Thomas Borthne-Skattum3. mai 2026

📝 Working Life in English-Speaking Countries

Name: _________________________ Date: _____________ Class: _______

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Complete the sentences with the correct words from the box.

In the United States, the average worker has only 10-15 days of _________________ per year.

The British workplace has formal _________________ and a strong respect for authority.

Americans use the word "resume," while British people use the word "_________________."

Australia has a _________________ and relaxed work culture with friendly communication.

_________________ working arrangements have become increasingly common after the pandemic.

Non-citizens must obtain a _________________ to work in English-speaking countries.

Canadian employees enjoy strong benefits including _________________ (pension system).

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Draw a line to connect each country with its characteristic.

| Country | Characteristic |

|---|---|

| 1. United States | A) Casual attitude and high minimum wages |

| 2. United Kingdom | B) Results-oriented with long working hours |

| 3. Australia | C) Formal hierarchies and CV culture |

| 4. Canada | D) Multicultural workplaces and bilingualism advantage |

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Write T (True) or F (False) next to each statement.

____ 1. The UK has stronger pension systems than the USA.

____ 2. Australia's work culture values outdoor activities and long lunch breaks.

____ 3. Canadian workers must speak French to get a job.

____ 4. The average American works 37.5 hours per week.

____ 5. Flexible working arrangements are now illegal in the UK.

____ 6. Australia has some of the highest minimum wages globally.

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